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Updated: Wednesday, 24 Oct 2012, 1:14 PM MDT
Published : Wednesday, 24 Oct 2012, 1:14 PM MDT
SANTA FE (AP) - Santa Fe's mayor says a regional airline's plans to resume direct flights to Denver it halted in 2007 will be a big benefit to the city.
Mayor David Coss said in his annual "state of the city" speech that Great Lakes Airlines plans to begin the twice-daily service soon. It also will provide direct flights between the state capitol and Clovis.
The Santa Fe New Mexican reports (http://bit.ly/QWxuZ9 ) that Tuesday's speech focused on the city's economic recovery and touted its declining unemployment rate. State figures show Santa Fe's unemployment rate is at 4.8 percent after hovering around 7 percent in 2009.
Coss also indirectly criticized Gov. Susana Martinez for her push to stop issuing drivers' licenses to illegal immigrants, saying that drives a wedge into the electorate.
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